Since Qin Shihuang proclaimed himself emperor, some emperors have been in power for more than half a century, while others can't even do it for a month. There are only two kinds of short-lived emperors. One is absurd, arrogant and extravagant, ignoring political affairs, and the other is miserable. The emperor was forced to be laid off before he could sit still.

How many short-lived emperors in history didn't do it in a month?

The shortest-lived emperor ranked fourth.

Ming Guangzong Zhu Changluo

Short-lived deeds: 29 days in power

Absurdity index: four stars

When Zhu Changluo was a prince, Zheng Guifei tried to hurt him. When he became emperor, Zheng Guifei offered eight beauties in one breath, trying to please him, but Guangzong accepted all orders and finally fell ill because of excessive lust.

At this time, Minister Li presented two red pills. Unexpectedly, Zhu Changluo ate them and died suddenly. And this is the famous "red pill case" in the Ming Dynasty!

The shortest-lived emperor ranked third.

Han Changyi Liuwanghe

Short-lived deeds: 27 days in power

Absurdity index: five stars

Liu He was the grandson of Liu Che in the Han Dynasty. After he succeeded to the throne, he indulged in debauchery and drinking all day, and was deposed after 27 days in office. According to Hanshu, this Liu Heyi * * * did 1 127 ridiculous things in these 27 days!

The shortest-lived emperor ranked second.

Don Shandi Li Zhongmao

Short-lived deeds: in office 17 days

Bad karma index: four stars.

In 7 10 ad, after Tang Zhongzong was poisoned, Li Zhongmao, who was only 16 years old, became emperor. But unexpectedly, less than a month later, Li Longji and Princess Taiping staged a coup, recruited soldiers in the palace and killed Wei Hou. Li Zhongmao's throne was naturally abolished. Tang Ruizong Li Dan was in office.

The shortest-lived emperor ranks first.

Jin Modi Yan Hong Cheng Lin

Short-lived deeds: half a day in office

Bad karma index: five stars.

In A.D. 1233 and A.D. 10, the Mongolian army and Song Jun jointly attacked the rulers. Yan Yan, the Emperor of the Jin Dynasty, saw that the general trend had gone, so he passed the throne to Wan Yan Cheng Lin, the marshal of the Jin Dynasty. He said, "I am too fat to move, and you are in good health." If you can escape, the Jin Dynasty will never have peace! "

Hong Yan Cheng Lin naturally agreed, but he didn't expect a call from the Mongolian army just after he finished the ceremony. The hapless emperor led troops to fight and soon died by the enemy's sword.